The Pressing: Extracting the Oil of Deliverance

Exploring the Three Meanings of Pressing and Crushing in the Bible and Their Connection to the Ultimate Deliverance and Salvation of Humanity through Jesus Christ

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Jesus Christ,

Greetings, Peace, and Blessing to you All.  The Power of the Almighty is with you always.

In the Bible, pressing and crushing are not just physical acts, but powerful symbols of spiritual transformation and deliverance. From the pressing of olives to the crushing of grapes and the pressing through the crowd by the woman with the issue of blood, the act of pressing has taken on multiple meanings that reveal deep truths about God's plan for humanity.

The pressing of olives is a necessary process to extract the valuable oil, which has been used throughout history for medicinal, culinary, and spiritual purposes. Similarly, the pressing of grapes produces wine, which is a symbol of joy, celebration, and new life. In the same way, Jesus Christ, through His sacrifice on the cross, was pressed and crushed in order to extract the oil of salvation and deliverance for all humanity.

The woman with the issue of blood pressed through the crowd to touch the hem of Jesus' garment, and in doing so, she was healed. Her persistence and faith in the power of Jesus Christ demonstrate the importance of pressing through our own struggles and obstacles in order to receive the blessings and deliverance that God has in store for us.

The pressing of olives, grapes, and even the pressing endured by Jesus Christ all have one thing in common: they produce a valuable and lasting result. The oil extracted from olives can last for years, and the wine produced from grapes can bring joy and celebration for generations. In the same way, the sacrifice of Jesus Christ produces an everlasting oil of salvation and deliverance that is available to all who believe in Him.

In conclusion, let us embrace the symbolism of pressing and crushing in the Bible, knowing that God can use even the most difficult and painful circumstances to bring about our ultimate deliverance and salvation. Let us press through our struggles with faith and perseverance, knowing that the oil of deliverance is waiting on the other side. And let us never forget the sacrifice that Jesus Christ endured on the cross, which produced the oil of salvation that can never be depleted.

Invocation: If you have not yet experienced the pressing sacrifice that Jesus endured for our deliverance, I encourage you to seek Him today and ask Him to reveal Himself to you. And for those who have already experienced His deliverance, let us continue to press through our trials and share the oil of salvation with others.

In HIS Service,

JK. Woodall, Ph.D.

Senior Pastor, Revival Center Hesperia

#deliverance #salvation #pressing #crushing #JesusChrist #faith #perseverance #transformation #sacrifice

Surrendering to God's Sovereignty: Lessons on Humility and the Illusion of Earthly Power

 Subtitle: It's Not About Their Power, But All About God's Sovereignty

Throughout history, kings and kingdoms have risen and fallen. Some have ruled with wisdom and justice, while others have oppressed their people and pursued their own selfish ambitions. But in the midst of it all, there is one constant: God's sovereignty over all things.

In the book of Isaiah, we see the story of the king of Assyria, who boasted of his power and threatened to conquer Jerusalem. But God intervened and saved his people, reminding them that it was not the king's power, but God's sovereignty that prevailed. (Isaiah 37:33-35)

Similarly, in the book of Exodus, we read of Pharaoh's arrogance and refusal to release the Israelites from slavery. But God showed his power and sovereignty through the plagues that he sent upon Egypt, eventually leading to the Israelites' freedom. (Exodus 7-12)

Even the great King Nebuchadnezzar, who had conquered many nations and boasted of his power, was humbled by God and removed from his throne until he acknowledged God's sovereignty. (Daniel 4:28-37)

These stories remind us that even the most powerful kings and kingdoms are subject to God's sovereignty. He may allow them to prosper for a time, even if their actions are opposed to his will, in order to accomplish a greater purpose. But in the end, it is God who determines the rise and fall of nations, and it is our duty to acknowledge his sovereignty over all things. (Proverbs 21:1)

As we reflect on these stories, we are reminded of the importance of humility over pride. It's not about our power, but all about God's sovereignty. When we choose to acknowledge God and fall under his control and righteousness, we can be assured that we are on the right path. (Isaiah 45:22-24)

So let us choose God over self-pride and acknowledge his sovereignty over all things. Let us trust in his power and wisdom, and seek to follow his will in all that we do. For in doing so, we can be assured that we are on the path of righteousness, and that God's sovereignty will prevail in all things.

In His service,

JK. Woodall, Ph.D. 

Senior Pastor, Revival Center Hesperia.

#GodSovereignty #HumilityOverPride #ChooseGod #InHisService #RevivalCenterHesperia

On the Road to Salvation: Embracing the Turns on the Road of Life

How Paul's Encounter on the Road to Damascus Can Inspire Our Journey to Salvation

Dear Beloved Brothers and Sisters,

As we journey down the road of life, we encounter many twists and turns that challenge our faith and test our resolve. However, just as Paul's encounter on the road to Damascus led to his transformation, we too can experience a powerful encounter with Jesus that leads to our salvation.

In this blog post, we will explore the details of Paul's experience on the road to Damascus and draw parallels to our own journey towards salvation. We will also examine how we can embrace the turns on the road of life and trust in Jesus to guide us towards our ultimate destination.

Paul's Experience on the Road to Damascus

Paul, also known as Saul of Tarsus, was a devout Jew who persecuted Christians. He was on the road to Damascus to arrest more Christians when suddenly, a bright light from heaven flashed around him. He fell to the ground and heard a voice saying, "Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?" He asked, "Who are you, Lord?" and the voice replied, "I am Jesus, whom you are persecuting." Paul was blinded by the light and had to be led by the hand to Damascus. After three days, a disciple named Ananias restored his sight, and he became a follower of Jesus.

Paul's encounter on the road to Damascus was a turning point in his life. He went from being a persecutor of Christians to a champion of the faith. His transformation shows us that no matter how far we may have strayed from God, we can always turn towards Him and be forgiven.

Embracing the Turns on the Road of Life

Just as Paul encountered unexpected turns on the road to Damascus, we too encounter twists and turns on the road of life. These challenges may include sickness, financial difficulties, relationship struggles, and more. However, we must remember that Jesus is with us every step of the way, guiding us towards our ultimate destination of salvation.

We must also remember that the road to salvation may not always be smooth. We may encounter obstacles and setbacks that test our faith. However, it is during these moments that we must hold on to our faith and trust in Jesus to see us through.

Trusting in Jesus on the Road of Life

Trusting in Jesus on the road of life means recognizing that we cannot do it alone. We must acknowledge our need for a Savior to forgive our sins and restore our relationship with God. We must also repent and turn towards God, seeking His forgiveness and guidance.

When we trust in Jesus on the road of life, we can experience the transformative power of His love and grace. We can find peace in the midst of chaos, hope in the midst of despair, and joy in the midst of sorrow.

Invocation: Expecting Transformation on the Road of Life

As we journey down the road of life, let us expect transformation through our encounters with Jesus. Just as Paul's encounter on the road to Damascus led to his transformation, we too can experience a powerful encounter with Jesus that leads to our salvation.

Let us embrace the turns on the road of life, holding on to our faith and trusting in Jesus to guide us towards our ultimate destination. Let us repent and turn towards God, seeking His forgiveness and guidance. And let us remember that Jesus is with us every step of the way, transforming us into the people He created us to be.

In HIS Service,

JK. Woodall, Ph.D.

Senior Pastor, Revival Center Hesperia California

#OnTheRoadToSalvation #EmbracingTheTurns #JourneyWithJesus #SalvationIsPossible

Ride the waves of life with Jesus at the helm

Title: Jesus is in Control: The Power of His Authority over the Waters in Your Life

Welcome dear Brethren to a post that will change your perspective on how you view the power and authority of Jesus over the waters. The Bible is filled with instances where God demonstrated His power by parting the waters, and in the New Testament, Jesus demonstrated His power by controlling the waters. Let us dive in and explore this further.

In the Old Testament, we see that God parted the Red Sea for the Israelites to pass through safely on dry land (Exodus 14:21-22). Additionally, God parted the Jordan River so that the Israelites could enter the Promised Land (Joshua 3:14-17). These powerful acts demonstrate God's ability to intervene in our lives and provide a way for us to overcome any obstacle that we may face.

In the New Testament, we see that Jesus has control over the waters in a different way. He is recorded as walking on water, calming storms, turning water into wine, and healing people by the waters of the pool of Bethesda (Matthew 14:22-33, Mark 4:35-41, John 2:1-11, John 5:1-15). These events demonstrate Jesus' power to transform, heal, and bring new life, as well as his ability to control the natural elements.

But what about in our lives today? We may not need the Red Sea to be parted, but we do face trials and challenges that can feel like we are drowning in deep waters. The good news is that Jesus is in control over the waters in our lives today. He has the power and authority to calm the storms that rage around us, to bring healing to our wounds, and to provide a way for us to overcome any obstacle that we may face.

Just as God parted the Red Sea for the Israelites and Jesus calmed the storm for His disciples, He can calm the storms in your life today. He can provide a way where there seems to be no way. All we need to do is trust in Him and His power.

In conclusion, God is able to do all things, and He sent His son to demonstrate His power and authority over the waters. Let us take comfort in the fact that Jesus is in control over the waters in our lives today. All we need to do is trust in Him and allow Him to guide us through the deep waters of life.

We invite you to share your thoughts in the comments below and take a moment to reflect on the power and authority of Jesus in your life.

In HIS Service,

JK Woodall, Ph.D.

Senior Pastor, Revival Center Hesperia

#JesusIsInControl #PowerOverWaters #TrustInHim #FaithOverFear

Unlimited grace: Extend mercy to others, just as God has shown mercy to you

Subject: Seventy times seven - Embody complete forgiveness and bring glory to God's name.

Blessings to All, 🙌 

Grace and Peace unto You. 🙏 

My Brothers and Sisters, forgiveness is an essential component of spiritual growth and a core tenet of the Christian faith. As a follower of Christ, I implore you to embrace forgiveness in all aspects of your life. Jesus taught us to forgive not just seven times, but seventy times seven times, indicating that forgiveness should be complete and unending. As we explore the meaning of this concept in Hebrew numerology, we find that the number seven represents completion, perfection, and rest, while the number seventy signifies completeness, fullness, and duration.

In the Book of Amos, we learn that God forgave Israel's enemies three times before punishing them. However, Jesus calls us to go beyond limited forgiveness and to extend mercy to others, just as He has shown mercy to us. It is crucial to remember that God gave His only Son, Jesus, so that we could be forgiven of our sins. We are called to forgive others freely, without holding onto grudges or seeking revenge. In Colossians 3:13, we are reminded to forgive others just as the Lord has forgiven us.

The Parable of the Unforgiving Servant teaches us the importance of forgiveness. This story shows us that unforgiveness can lead to spiritual harm and that we are called to extend the same forgiveness we have received from God to others. As we forgive others, we reflect God's love and bring glory to His name. In Matthew 6:14-15, Jesus tells us that if we do not forgive others, then God will not forgive us.

Forgiveness is not always easy, but it is necessary for spiritual growth. Holding onto grudges and refusing to forgive can lead to bitterness and resentment, hindering our ability to connect with God and others. By forgiving others, we open ourselves up to the transformative power of God's love and grace, experiencing healing and growth in all areas of our lives.

Therefore, I urge you to embrace forgiveness fully and completely, without reservation or hesitation. Let us all strive to be people of forgiveness, extending grace and mercy to those around us. As we forgive others, we reflect the love and forgiveness that God has shown us, bringing glory to His name and advancing His kingdom on earth.

May the message of forgiveness take root in your heart, leading to spiritual growth and transformation.

In HIS Service,

JK. Woodall, Ph.D.

Senior Pastor, Revival Center Hesperia

#ForgiveLikeGod #UnlimitedGrace #ExtendMercy #SeventyTimesSeven #CompleteForgiveness

God Shows Up in the Fire: How Faith Brings Miracles

 

"In the midst of the flames, faith is the anchor that holds us steady, and God is the light that guides us through. #GodInTheFire"

When we face trials and tribulations in life, it can feel like we are walking through fire. We may feel like we are alone, but as believers, we have a promise from God that He will never leave us nor forsake us. In fact, God often shows up in the fire, revealing His power and presence to those who trust in Him.

The Bible is full of stories of people who faced seemingly impossible situations, and yet, through their faith in God, they were able to overcome. One such story is that of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, who were thrown into a fiery furnace by King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon. Despite the intense heat of the flames, these three young men were not harmed, and the king himself saw a fourth figure walking with them in the furnace, which many interpret as an angel or manifestation of God's presence (Daniel 3:25).

This story is a powerful reminder that God is always with us, even in the midst of the most challenging circumstances. When we trust in Him and hold fast to our faith, He will show up in the fire and bring miracles to pass. As the Psalmist writes, "When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze." (Isaiah 43:2)

Therefore, let us not be afraid of the fire, but let us embrace it with faith and trust in God. As we do, we will see His power and presence manifest in our lives, and we will be a witness to the world of His greatness and glory.

Invocation: Whatever fire you may be facing in your life right now, remember that God is with you. Hold fast to your faith, and trust in His power to bring you through. And when He does, be sure to give Him all the glory and praise.

In His service,

JK. Woodall, Ph.D.

Senior Pastor, Revival Center Hesperia California

#GodInTheFire #FaithBringsMiracles #GodIsWithUs #TrustInGod #PraiseAndGloryToGod

Bearing Witness to the Word: How Jesus Christ is the Ultimate Witness of Heaven

Follow the ultimate witness, Jesus Christ, and see Heaven through His eyes

Greetings to You All, Grace and Peace unto You:

As believers, we all have a calling to bear witness to the truth of Jesus Christ. But have you ever considered how Jesus Himself is the ultimate witness to the reality of Heaven? In the Gospel of John, we see how Jesus' life, death, and resurrection bear witness to the reality of God's kingdom and offer us a glimpse into the heavenly realm. Let's explore how Jesus is the ultimate witness of Heaven and how we can follow in His footsteps.

Jesus, the Ultimate Witness of Heaven:

Jesus' life and teachings offer us a powerful testimony to the reality of God's kingdom. In John 3:3, Jesus tells Nicodemus, "Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God." Through His words and actions, Jesus shows us what it means to live in the kingdom of God and invites us to join Him in this reality.

Furthermore, Jesus' death and resurrection offer a powerful witness to the reality of eternal life in Heaven. In John 14:2-3, Jesus tells His disciples, "In my Father's house are many rooms. If it were not so, would I have told you that I go to prepare a place for you? And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and will take you to myself, that where I am you may be also." Through His death and resurrection, Jesus conquered sin and death and opened the way for us to join Him in the heavenly realm.

Following in Jesus' Footsteps:

As followers of Jesus, we too are called to bear witness to the reality of Heaven and to invite others to join us in this reality. This means living lives that reflect the love and truth of Jesus Christ and inviting others to experience His life-changing power for themselves.

Furthermore, we can look to Jesus as the ultimate example of what it means to bear witness to the truth of God's kingdom. Jesus showed us what it means to live a life of love, compassion, and selflessness, and He invites us to do the same.

Invocation:

As we follow the ultimate witness, Jesus Christ, we can see Heaven through His eyes and invite others to join us in this reality. Through His life, death, and resurrection, Jesus offers us a powerful testimony to the reality of God's kingdom and invites us to join Him in this reality. May we bear witness to His truth and love and live lives that reflect His transformative power.

In HIS Service,

JK. Woodall, Ph.D.

Senior Pastor, Revival Center Hesperia California

#UltimateWitness #JesusChrist #HeavenlyRealm 

#TransformativePower #FollowHisFootsteps

The Mystery of the Blood and Water: Exploring the Profound Significance of Jesus' Crucifixion

When Jesus was crucified, something remarkable happened: blood and water flowed from his side, a sight that left many witnesses stunned and bewildered. This event has profound theological and symbolic significance for Christians, pointing to the power and mystery of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. In this post, we will explore the biblical and theological meanings of the blood and water that flowed from Jesus' side, and what they reveal about the nature of God's love and redemption.

One of the key biblical passages that describe this event is John 19:34-35, which says: "But one of the soldiers pierced his side with a spear, and at once there came out blood and water. He who saw it has borne witness—his testimony is true, and he knows that he is telling the truth—that you also may believe."

The significance of the blood and water can be understood on several levels. First, they are a powerful symbol of the atoning power of Jesus' death on the cross. As 1 John 1:7 says, "the blood of Jesus his Son cleanses us from all sin." This cleansing power is linked to the water that flowed from Jesus' side, which represents the cleansing and purifying work of the Holy Spirit.

Second, the blood and water are a reminder of the water that flowed from the rock in the wilderness during the Israelites' journey to the promised land. This water sustained the Israelites and provided a sign of God's provision and care for his people. In a similar way, the blood and water that flowed from Jesus' side represent the provision of salvation and eternal life for all who believe in him.

Finally, the blood and water are a sign of the divinity of Jesus, who is both fully human and fully God. The separation of blood and water may also indicate that Jesus' heart had ruptured, a sign of extreme physical suffering. This suffering is a reminder of the depth of God's love and sacrifice for humanity, which was willing to endure even death on a cross for our sake.

In conclusion, the blood and water that flowed from Jesus' side are a powerful symbol of God's love and redemption. They remind us of the cleansing power of Jesus' sacrifice, the provision of eternal life through his death and resurrection, and the depth of God's love for us. We invite you to learn more about this profound mystery by clicking on the link below.

In HIS Service,

JK Woodall, Ph.D.

Senior Pastor, Revival Center Hesperia California

#JesusChrist #Crucifixion #Redemption #Salvation #Atonement #BloodandWater #Divinity #Love #Sacrifice #HolySpirit

For such a time as this

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

I greet you in the name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. As we navigate through these turbulent times, I am reminded of the story of Esther and Mordecai, who faced seemingly insurmountable obstacles yet remained steadfast in their faith. Their story serves as a powerful reminder of God's providence and the strength of His people in times of trial.

"For such a time as this" - these words uttered by Mordecai to Esther have echoed throughout history, and still ring true for us today. Just as Esther was called to use her position of influence to help her people, we too are called to use our gifts and talents to serve others and glorify God. As Romans 12:6-8 reminds us, "We have different gifts, according to the grace given to each of us. If your gift is prophesying, then prophesy in accordance with your faith; if it is serving, then serve; if it is teaching, then teach; if it is to encourage, then give encouragement; if it is giving, then give generously; if it is to lead, do it diligently; if it is to show mercy, do it cheerfully."

In these challenging times, it is easy to become discouraged and lose sight of God's plan for our lives. However, we must remember that God has placed us where we are for a reason, and has equipped us with the tools we need to fulfill His calling. As 2 Timothy 1:7 reminds us, "For God has not given us a spirit of fear and timidity, but of power, love, and self-discipline."

Furthermore, we must also remember that God has placed reinforcements in our lives to remind us of our calling. Whether it's through the encouragement of fellow believers, the wisdom of spiritual mentors, or the conviction of the Holy Spirit, God provides the guidance and support we need to fulfill our calling. As Proverbs 27:17 states, "As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another."

Therefore, let us remain steadfast in our faith, trusting in God's plan for our lives and seeking to serve Him in all that we do. Let us be ready to act when God calls us to action, and to use our gifts and talents to serve others and glorify Him. And let us always remember that God is with us, guiding and sustaining us through every trial and tribulation.

In conclusion, I urge you to embrace God's calling on your life and to serve Him with all your heart, mind, and soul. Let us be a shining light in a world that is often shrouded in darkness, and let us be a testament to the power and grace of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

In HIS Service,

JK. Woodall, Ph.D.

Senior Pastor, Revival Center Hesperia, California

#CallingOnYourLife #ShiningLight #PowerOfFaith #IronSharpensIron #InHISservice #RevivalCenterHesperia

Stay Connected to Jesus: Flourishing as Tall Trees

 In the Bible, trees often symbolize spiritual truth, and one of the most powerful images is that of Jesus as the vine and us as the branches. This metaphor invites us to consider how our lives are connected to Christ, and how we can flourish and grow in any circumstance. In this post, we'll explore this image and how it can inspire us to stay connected to Jesus, the true source of life.

As we've seen, the image of the vine and branches appears in both the Old and New Testaments. In the Old Testament, Israel is often depicted as a vineyard, a people chosen and cared for by God. In the New Testament, Jesus takes up this imagery and applies it to himself and his disciples. He says, "I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing" (John 15:5).

What does it mean to abide in Jesus as the vine? First, it means recognizing that he is the source of our life, the one who sustains us and gives us purpose. We are like branches, reaching out to the sun and the rain, drawing nourishment from the soil. We cannot produce fruit on our own, but only as we are connected to the vine. Second, it means staying connected to Jesus through prayer, worship, and obedience. Just as a branch must be attached to the vine to receive life-giving sap, so we must stay close to Jesus to receive his grace and guidance.

Mark 8:22-25 tells the story of Jesus healing a blind man in stages. At first, the man sees people but they look like trees walking around. Then Jesus lays his hands on the man's eyes again and he sees clearly. This story is often interpreted as a metaphor for the process of spiritual growth. We may see glimpses of truth or insight but it takes time and continued connection to Jesus for our spiritual vision to become clear and our lives to bear fruit.

What happens when we stay connected to Jesus as the vine? We become like tall trees, planted by streams of living water (Psalm 1:3). We are rooted and grounded in his love, and we can grow and flourish in any season. The apostle Paul describes this when he says, "I have learned in whatever situation I am to be content. I know how to be brought low, and I know how to abound. In any and every circumstance, I have learned the secret of facing plenty and hunger, abundance and need. I can do all things through him who strengthens me" (Philippians 4:11-13).

Conclusion:

The image of Jesus as the vine and us as the branches reminds us of our need to stay connected to him, especially in a world that can be tumultuous and uncertain. When we abide in him, we can flourish and grow, no matter what challenges we face. So, let's stay connected to Jesus as the vine, drawing on his life-giving power and trusting in his provision. As we do, we'll become like tall trees, rooted and grounded in his love, bearing fruit in and out of season.

Invocation:

If you haven't already, take some time today to connect with Jesus through prayer, worship, or reading the Bible. Consider how you can stay close to him, even in the midst of your daily routines. Let's remember that we are tall trees, planted by God's hand, and that we can trust in him to sustain us

#YouHaveThePOWERinYou 

@jkwoodallministries

#AbideInChrist

#ConnectedToTheVine

#FlourishingInChrist

#SpiritualGrowth

#TallTreesInChrist

#RootedInLove

#BearingFruit

#SustainedByGrace

#PrayerAndWorship

#Philippians413.

Take up your sword and fight the good fight with the Word of God!

A Letter of Encouragement from Our Pastor JK. Woodall, Ph.D. 🙌 

Subject:  Take up your sword and fight the good fight with the Word of God!

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

Greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. As followers of Christ, we have been given a powerful weapon - the Word of God, which is our sword. This sword is not physical, but spiritual, and it has the power to bring down strongholds, defeat the enemy, and change lives.

I am writing to you today to urge you to actively use the sword given by God. In these times of great spiritual warfare, we must be vigilant and ready to fight. We cannot be complacent or passive, but we must engage in spiritual battles with the full armor of God and the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God.

The Word of God is our ultimate weapon against the schemes of the enemy. It is living and active, and it has the power to discern truth from falsehood, defend against spiritual attacks, bring about conviction and repentance, guide us in our daily lives, and bring about salvation. It is our source of strength and hope in times of trouble, and it is the foundation of our faith.

I urge you, my brothers and sisters, to take up the sword of the Spirit and use it boldly and confidently. Study the Word of God daily, meditate on its teachings, and apply it to your life. Speak the Word of God over your circumstances and situations, and watch as God moves on your behalf.

Let us not be passive spectators in the spiritual battle, but let us be active participants, using the Word of God to fight against the enemy and advance the Kingdom of God. Let us stand firm in our faith, knowing that we are on the winning side.

Finally, I invite all to believe and allow Jesus, the Word that became flesh, to fight spiritual battles as we accept Him as our one and only Savior. He is the only way, the truth, and the life, and through Him, we have victory over sin and death.

In His Service,

JK. Woodall, Ph.D.

Senior Pastor, Revival Center Hesperia California

#swordofthespirit #spiritualwarfare #faith #hope #salvation #victory #jesuschrist #revivalcenter #hesperiaca #inHisservice

Feeling the Touch of Jesus: A Journey of Healing and Restoration

 Have you ever felt lost, broken, or hopeless? Have you ever yearned for healing and restoration? If so, you are not alone. Throughout history, people have turned to God for healing, guidance, and strength. And in the Bible, we see that Jesus had a special gift for healing through touch.

In the Old Testament, touch was used as a symbol of power, blessing, and healing. In Exodus 29:20, Aaron and his sons were anointed as priests by a touch of blood. In Leviticus 4:15, the priest laid hands on a sacrificial animal to transfer the sins of the people. And in Numbers 27:18-23, Moses laid hands on Joshua to commission him as his successor.

In the New Testament, we see that Jesus continued this tradition of healing through touch. In Mark 5:25-34, a woman who had been bleeding for twelve years touched Jesus' cloak and was immediately healed. In Mark 7:31-37, Jesus touched a deaf man's ears and tongue to heal him.

Through these stories, we see that Jesus' touch was a powerful symbol of God's presence and his ability to heal and restore. His healing touch demonstrated that he was the Son of God and that he had the power to forgive sins and heal physical ailments.

But Jesus' touch is not just a thing of the past. Today, we can still feel his touch through prayer, worship, and the power of the Holy Spirit. In John 14:26, Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit to be with us and to teach us all things.

So, if you are in need of healing and restoration, reach out to Jesus and feel his touch. Allow him to heal your brokenness, comfort your soul, and guide you on your journey of faith.

Invocation: Take a moment to pray and ask Jesus to touch you with his healing and restoring power. Attend a church service or Bible study to connect with other believers and grow in your faith. And share your testimony of God's healing touch with others to inspire and encourage them on their journey of faith.

In HIS Service,

JK. Woodall, Ph.D.

Senior Pastor, Revival Center Hesperia California

#FeelingHisTouch #HealingThroughJesus #Restoration #PowerOfGod #InHisService

Welcome to Your New Month of March 2023

 Happy March, the 3rd month of the year! In Hebrew tradition, the month of Adar (which corresponds to March) is a time of renewal and return to God. As we embrace this new month, let us remember the biblical significance of the number 3 and the Holy Trinity.  Let us seek renewal through faith in Jesus Christ, who offers us the gift of eternal life. Take time this month to reflect on your spiritual journey and commit to growing closer to God. #Renewal #Return #March #HolyTrinity #FaithInChrist.